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Hello, nimh. No need to worry. It's quite common. The seasons can effect moods, as well as weather, so you might find yourself feeling needlessly depressed during dark, cold, or rainy days. There's plenty of ways to fix this, however. Generally, just trying to have a positive attitude can help. You may want to look into seasonal depression disorder for more details. AKA, seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.
Hello, nimh. No need to worry. It's quite common. The seasons can effect moods, as well as weather, so you might find yourself feeling needlessly depressed during dark, cold, or rainy days. There's plenty of ways to fix this, however. Generally, just trying to have a positive attitude can help. You may want to look into seasonal depression disorder for more details. AKA, seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.
[fancypost bgcolor=#; bordercolor=#; borderwidth=0px; height: px; font-size: 8pt; width: 450px; text-align: justify; font-family: georgia;] if you can i suggest trying to convince your parents to get you a mini happy light i have SAD too but kinda minor - ly the thing helps though you sit with it shining into your face while you're eating breakfast or riding in the car or whatever you don't look at it but let it shine on you and it kinda just boosts your mood / personality bc it imitates the morning sun or something like that